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Are relief valves necessary on diesel fire pumps?

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Are relief valves necessary on diesel fire pumps?

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Depending on the specific pump, it is not always necessary to have a main relief valve on a system. The NFPA outlines explicit requirements for overspeed shutdowns for “runaway engines” on diesel-driven fire pumps. Additionally, the fire pump industry is progressing to not using main relief valves. As a result, chum pressures and maximum expected static suction pressures must be calculated for each system. Please contact us for further information.

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